Teen Sues After Police K9 Mauled His Genitals
A federal lawsuit has been filed claiming 'excessive force' was used after a police dog attacked a teen's genitals as he was trying to surrender.
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A federal lawsuit has been filed claiming 'excessive force' was used after a police dog attacked a teen's genitals as he was trying to surrender.
A new tax cut package, proposed by House Republicans, could mean a small tax break on Floridians' cellphone bills.
Delta Air Lines is rolling out a new program which aims to streamline the boarding process.
A 22-year-old woman was attacked early Tuesday morning while jogging in Marathon.
Friends and family are gathering Tuesday to honor the life of a Miramar teen killed in a tragic accident on I-75.
Two men, armed with a gun, fled from a gas station they were attempting to rob when an alarm, which turned out to be an oven timer, sounded. Now police are hoping surveillance can help them catch the crooks.
The City of Sweetwater is being audited, but not by who you may think.
There's been a recent wave of companies and restaurants removing artificial flavoring from their products, now Nestlé is joining the list.
The 2015 hurricane season is officially underway. In recent years the internet has become vital to communication, banking and business. Without it, much of our economy would come to a halt.
There are so many things to see and do in the New Orleans area, but only a handful are sights you do not want to miss seeing.
There is no shortage of high-end swim shops in Miami, but here are a few picks that fit every body from plus size and post-op to runway and beach chic.
Before leaving for work, or anywhere in South Florida really, it's important to check with the week's major road closures to see if it will affect your commute.
When Julie Arango's phone rang on Sunday she didn't recognize the number, so she let it go to voice mail. When it rang again, she got news she never expected – her Boston Terrier named "Lola," who ran away seven years ago, had been found.
A rare June special session began Monday with legislative leaders promising to get done with the unfinished business left over from their annual spring meeting: passing a spending plan for the budget year that begins July 1.
